Product · 600 g bricks
Cocopeat Brick Manufacturer in India
600 g cocopeat bricks for retail and private label
A 600 g brick expands to 8 to 10 litres, which is about one household planting session. The size exists because of retail, not because of horticulture — and nearly all brick production is private label.
- Pith brick expansion
- 8 – 10 litres
- Brick size
- 200 × 100 × 50 mm
- Low-EC grade
- Below 0.5 mS/cm
600 g brick hydration and expansion
- Compressed brick
- Water introduced
- Fibres separate
- Material expands
The product
600 g cocopeat bricks for retail and private label
Our bricks are washed and screened to reduce electrical conductivity, then compressed and dried. We do not heat-treat or sterilise them and we do not currently test for pathogens, so we do not describe them as pathogen-free. If your programme requires certified sterilised material, tell us before ordering and we will be straight with you about whether we can supply it.
The 600 g low-EC brick suits seed starting, potting mixes and hydroponics where close control of nutrients and moisture matters, and can be blended with fertiliser or soil amendments as required.
Hydration
One brick, one planting session
The consumer adds water and the brick expands to eight to ten litres. Nothing about that has to be explained on the packaging, which is why the format works at retail.
Nearly all brick production is private label. We print your artwork, pack to your unit count, and label each brick with its batch reference so a retail complaint can be traced back to a production lot.
The trade-off against a 5 kg block is packaging: more packaging and more handling per litre of substrate, so cost per litre is higher.
Schematic of the expansion sequence. A Phase 5 animation will replace this drawing.
600 g brick hydration and expansion
- Compressed brick
- Water introduced
- Fibres separate
- Material expands
Specification
Chip brick and pith brick, compared
Same press, same dimensions, different material inside. Brick weight, particle grade, retail pack format and your own print are all made to order.
| Attribute | Chip brick | Pith brick |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Coarse coconut husk chips | Fine coconut pith |
| Texture | Chunky, irregular chips | Fine, uniform and spongy |
| Brick size | 200 × 100 × 50 mm (650–700 g) | 200 × 100 × 50 mm (600–650 g) |
| Expansion volume | Approximately 6–8 litres | Approximately 8–10 litres |
| Particle size | Typically 1–2 cm | Particles under 1 mm |
| Water retention | Moderate, drains well | High water retention |
| Aeration | Excellent, ideal for root aeration | Good, but denser compared with chips |
| pH range | 5.5 to 6.8 | 5.5 to 6.8 |
| Drainage | Fast draining, prevents waterlogging | Slower drainage, retains moisture longer |
| Electrical conductivity | Below 0.5 mS/cm, washed grade | Below 0.5 mS/cm, washed grade |
| EC measurement method | 1:1.5 volume extract | 1:1.5 volume extract |
| Structure and support | Robust root anchorage | Softer support, suitable for delicate roots |
| Lifespan in a mix | Longer lasting | Decomposes more quickly |
| Nutrient content | Low, requires nutrient addition | Low, requires fertilisation |
| Typical use | Orchid growing, potting mixes, hydroponics | Seed starting, potting soil, hydroponics |
| Blending and packing | To buyer requirement | To buyer requirement |
EC measured by the 1:1.5 volume extract method. If your specification uses saturated media extract, tell us and we will supply the equivalent figure. The two differ by roughly a factor of two, and it is the most common reason a perfectly good sample gets rejected.
Private label
What we customise on a brick programme
Private label is our most common brick programme.
- Brick weight and dimensions Made to order rather than to a catalogue.
- Particle grade Fine, medium or coarse pith, or chips.
- Retail pack format Packed to your unit count.
- Print Your artwork, your brand.
- Batch labelling Each brick carries its batch reference so a retail complaint can be traced to a production lot.
- Programme How an OEM run is specified, trialled and repeated.
Questions
Cocopeat brick questions buyers ask
We are a manufacturer. Husk intake, washing, drying, blending, compression and packing all happen at our own facility in Peravurani, Thanjavur district, Tamil Nadu. Visitors are welcome.
Yes. Private label is our most common brick programme. We print to your artwork, pack to your unit count, and label each brick with the batch reference so a consumer complaint can be traced back to a production lot.
It depends on brick dimensions and carton configuration, so we confirm the loaded figure against your exact specification before quoting rather than giving an estimate.
The 1:1.5 volume extract method. If your specification uses saturated media extract, tell us and we will supply the equivalent figure. The two differ by roughly a factor of two.
No to both, and we say so plainly. We wash and screen but do not heat-treat, and we do not currently test for pathogens, so we do not describe the product as pathogen-free. We do not hold organic certification.
Yes. Brick weight, dimensions, particle grade, retail pack format and print are all made to order. Blending and packing are done to your requirement.
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Brick weight, particle grade, retail pack format and your own print are all made to order.
